Politicians seek meeting with Travelodge CEO after Maidenhead sexual assault case

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Following a sexual assault at a Maidenhead Travelodge in December 2022, over 20 MPs are seeking an urgent meeting with Travelodge CEO Jo Boydell. The assault occurred after a man, Kyran Smith, obtained the victim's room number and key card from hotel staff by falsely claiming to be her boyfriend; he was subsequently jailed. The MPs' request stems from concerns about Travelodge's security procedures and the handling of the incident, including an initial offer of a £30 refund to the victim. They aim to discuss the internal review, the rationale behind the refund decision, and measures taken to strengthen security. The MPs, primarily from the Labour party, emphasize the fundamental duty of care hotels owe to their guests.
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